Carl Soderberg could enter the Bruins' lineup and make his playoff debut Saturday night. The 27-year-old who signed from Sweden in early April hasn't played since April 28. Soderberg skated with Shawn Thornton and Rich Peverley during practice, indicating coach Bruins coach Claude Julien may go with a reconfigured fourth line, as Gregory Campbell is sidelined with a broken leg. "Just trying something else here," Julien said. "Again, I'll make that decision [Saturday]. But just get a different look at what that would look like, that's all." Kaspars Daugavins could be the odd-man out.

Either Carl Sodeberg or Jordan Caron will be in the Bruin lineup for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final if Nathan Horton can't play. Both players took turns practicing on Boston's third line Friday alongside Danille Paille and Rich Peverley, while Kaspar Daugavins worked out on the fourth unit alongside Shawn Thornton and Chris Kelly. If Sodeberg or Caron play, it will be their first playoff action this season.

Carl Soderberg recorded his first NHL point on Sunday. It was just his second NHL game. He joined the Boston Bruins after scoring 31 goals and 60 points in 54 Swedish Elite League games.

Carl Soderberg played in his first NHL game for the Bruins in Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Penguins. Soderberg signed a three-year contract with the Bruins after leading the Swedish Elite League in goals this season but finished without any shots on net or any registered hits in his 16 plus minutes of play in the loss. "It's a new system. It's a lot of things to think about out there," said Soderberg. "Hopefully I can learn a lot of things every day and get in their system so I fit in with the team."

Carl Soderberg will probably make his debut Friday night against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Soderberg has practiced with the Bruins the past two days and coach Claude Julien said he'll make the decision after Friday's morning skate. Soderberg had 31 goals and 60 points in 54 Swedish Elite League games.